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Netanyahu says he and Trump fully agree Iran must not acquire nuclear weapons

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that he and US President Donald Trump are in complete agreement on preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. Netanyahu made the statement on Friday in a message released by his office following a phone call with Trump about potential negotiations with Iran. "As long as I am Prime Minister of Israel, Iran will not have nuclear weapons," Netanyahu said. "There is full agreement between President Trump and me on this issue." Netanyahu emphasized that he has led the international fight against Iran's nuclear programs for more than three decades. He stated that without this struggle, Iran would have obtained nuclear bombs long ago to destroy Israel. He also said that Iran is working to destroy the Jewish state and that he has dedicated his life to preventing them from doing so. While Israel […]

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Trump Says Iran Peace Deal Could Be Signed Soon

US President Donald Trump has said an initial agreement aimed at ending the conflict with Iran is close, expressing optimism that a formal deal could be finalized in the coming days. Speaking to reporters at the White House on Thursday, Trump stated that significant progress had been made toward a settlement, describing the negotiations as a major step toward preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. According to the US president, the draft agreement is nearing completion and could be officially signed soon, possibly during a meeting in Europe. He also suggested that the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global energy shipping route, could follow the signing of the accord. Despite Trump's confidence, Iranian officials have urged caution. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei said reports of a finalized agreement were premature, stressing that discussions were still ongoing and […]

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Israel-Iran Strikes Test Fragile Middle East Diplomacy

The latest exchange of strikes between Israel and Iran has raised fresh concerns about instability in the Middle East, highlighting the fragile state of regional ceasefires and the challenges facing ongoing diplomatic efforts. The confrontation began after Iran launched missiles at Israel, describing the attack as retaliation for Israeli operations in Beirut. Israel responded by carrying out air strikes inside Iran, marking the first direct attack on Iranian territory since a ceasefire between the two countries was reached in April. The escalation unfolded despite public calls from US President Donald Trump urging Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to avoid further military action. The episode has renewed questions about Washington's ability to influence Israeli decision-making during a period of heightened regional tensions. Following the missile exchange, Trump said he had contacted Netanyahu and encouraged restraint. However, Israeli military operations proceeded shortly […]

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Iran and Israel Pause Attacks Amid Diplomatic Push

Iran and Israel have announced a halt in their latest military exchanges, easing fears of a broader regional escalation after both sides launched attacks against each other for the first time since a ceasefire agreement reached in April. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that Israel was suspending military operations "for the moment", while stressing that the country's confrontation with Iran and the Lebanese group Hezbollah remains unresolved. Earlier, Iran's military stated that it had concluded its operations after delivering what it described as a "painful response" to Israeli actions. Tehran warned that any future attacks by Israel, including those carried out in Lebanon, would trigger a stronger retaliation. The latest confrontation began after Iran launched missiles toward Israel on Sunday, describing the attack as a response to an Israeli strike in Beirut. Israel retaliated overnight with air […]

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Israel strikes Beirut after recent ceasefire

Israel carried out air strikes on southern Beirut on Sunday, marking the first attack on the Lebanese capital since a ceasefire was brokered last week with US involvement. Lebanon's state news agency reported that two strikes hit apartment buildings in the Dahieh district, an area considered a Hezbollah stronghold. Two people were killed and at least 17 others were injured. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the operation targeted "terrorist headquarters in the Dahieh district of Beirut" and was conducted in response to Hezbollah fire into Israeli territory. Hezbollah has not publicly commented on the strikes. The attack damaged residential buildings, leaving lower floors exposed and debris scattered across nearby streets. Videos circulating online showed residents and emergency workers rushing to assist the wounded. Shortly before the strikes, an Israeli military spokesman in Arabic posted a warning on social media […]

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Partial Ceasefire Fails to Halt Lebanon Fighting

Israel continued military operations in southern Lebanon on Tuesday despite a newly announced partial ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah that has temporarily spared Beirut from further attacks. The arrangement, announced by US President Donald Trump, is aimed at reducing tensions between Israel and the Iran-backed Lebanese group. According to Lebanese officials, the understanding provides for Israel to refrain from launching large-scale strikes on Beirut while Hezbollah suspends attacks against Israel. Although the agreement marked a diplomatic breakthrough, hostilities did not completely stop. The Israeli military reported intercepting two projectiles fired toward northern Israel, while Hezbollah said it had targeted Israeli military positions in southern Lebanon. Violence on the ground also continued to take a heavy toll on civilians. Lebanese authorities reported that Israeli air strikes near Jabal Amel Hospital in the city of Tyre killed four people and injured 127 others. […]

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US Hits Iran With New Strikes Despite Talks to End War

US forces launched new strikes on missile sites in southern Iran and boats attempting to lay mines on Monday, imperiling a fragile ceasefire and casting fresh doubt on ongoing negotiations to end the Middle East war. The US Central Command said the self-defense operations in southern Iran were conducted on Monday to protect American troops from threats posed by Iranian forces. Captain Tim Hawkins, the spokesperson for US Central Command, stated the strikes targeted missile launch facilities and vessels trying to emplace mines, though additional attack details were not immediately disclosed. The strikes came as senior Iranian negotiators convened in Doha to discuss the cessation of hostilities with the United States, despite both parties downplaying the likelihood of a swift agreement. The ongoing conflict ignited by a US-Israeli offensive that began February 28 continues, moderated by a ceasefire that started […]

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Trump Increases Pressure on Iran

Talks aimed at ending the conflict between the United States and Iran remain deadlocked as President Donald Trump issued a fresh warning to Tehran. The US leader said on Sunday that “the clock is ticking,” urging Iranian authorities to move quickly toward an agreement or face serious consequences. In a message posted on his Truth Social platform, Trump warned that Iran needed to act “fast” to avoid further escalation. His statement comes as negotiations between Washington and Tehran continue to stall despite the ceasefire announced in April. According to Israeli media reports, Trump also held discussions on Sunday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the situation in the region and the future of the ongoing diplomatic efforts. Iranian media outlets close to the government claim the United States has failed to offer meaningful concessions in response to Tehran’s latest […]

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UAE Denies Netanyahu’s Secret Visit Claim

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed he made a secret visit to the United Arab Emirates during the recent conflict involving Iran, saying he met UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed in what his office described as a “historic breakthrough”. According to Netanyahu’s office, the meeting focused on strengthening cooperation between Israel and the UAE amid growing regional tensions linked to the war with Iran. Reports suggested the talks took place in the Emirati city of Al-Ain, near the border with Oman. However, the UAE quickly rejected the claims. In an official statement, the Emirati foreign ministry described reports of Netanyahu’s visit as “completely false” and stressed that relations with Israel are conducted openly through the framework of the Abraham Accords, not through secret arrangements. The UAE also reaffirmed its commitment to transparent diplomacy, insisting that no unofficial Israeli […]

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Netanyahu says ‘no terrorist immune’ after Israel kills Hezbollah commander

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that “no terrorist is immune” after Israel said it killed a senior Hezbollah commander in an airstrike on Beirut. The strike hit the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital, marking Israel’s first attack on Beirut since a recent ceasefire with Hezbollah. Netanyahu said the operation eliminated the commander of Hezbollah’s elite Radwan force “in the heart of Beirut.” He warned in a video message that “anyone who threatens the State of Israel will pay the price” and that Israel’s “long arm” would reach every enemy and militant leader involved in attacks. The Israel Defense Forces said the slain commander, identified in Israeli media as a Radwan unit leader, had directed dozens of attacks on Israeli troops and northern communities during the ongoing conflict. The military accused him of helping to rebuild Radwan capabilities, […]

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